Address Confidentiality Program Act

Flagging before the deliverable: these section titles describe a state's central administration/general services code — administrative courts, personnel, purchasing, motor fleet, state buildings, capital construction funds. Nothing in them touches address confidentiality, victim safety, substitute addresses, or mail forwarding. Publishing a description derived from them under "Address Confidentiality Program Act" would be wrong on every state's page, so the section source should be re-checked before this ships. Below is the description the titles actually support. The act organizes the state's central administrative services, giving a principal department responsibility for personnel administration, administrative hearings, purchasing, and shared support functions, and defining the powers of its executive director together with a route for appealing that officer's decisions. It also governs the state's physical assets — public buildings and a maintained inventory of state property, controlled maintenance and capital construction projects, and a centrally managed vehicle fleet whose acquisition, permanent assignment, and use are restricted. Financing runs through dedicated revolving and special-purpose funds, subject to eligibility standards, life-cycle cost and high-performance building requirements, and authority to accept gifts and grants.

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